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Sich befreien
A soaring symbol of liberation in Dresden
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Suspended in mid-air, the sculpture 'Sich befreien' by Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf embodies the yearning for freedom and independence. Since 1987, this artwork has captivated viewers with its grace and sense of lightness. Allow the dynamic shapes and play of shadows to enchant you as you feel its connection to the surroundings.
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Did you know?
This artwork was created in 1987.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1987
Guided Story
Look up and see the angel suspended in flight, its wings capturing the sunlight. Did you know Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf created this piece to capture Icarus's dream of flying, just before he dared to defy gravity? This sculpture in the Palaisgarten isn't just about freedom; it's about hope and the courage to push beyond limits. Behind you is the Japanese Palais, rich with stories of power and transformation. Standing here, you can almost feel the gentle breeze lifting these figures as if they were truly taking flight. Think about how liberation often starts with those small, brave steps.
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Location
Nearby

Palaisgarten
78 m away

Japanisches Palais
179 m away

Museum für Völkerkunde Dresden
176 m away

Marienbrücke
244 m away

Palaisplatz
257 m away

Milchpavillon
231 m away

Internationales Congress Center Dresden
318 m away

Heinrichhöfe
378 m away